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Vale of Glamorgan Football League Round Up 30/9

Vale of Glamorgan Football League Round Up 30/9

  • Cardiff Airport stay top of the VoGAFL Premier Division as they thumped FC Barry 5-1. 16 year old Ryan Escott running the show with two goals and an assist, Max Jones, Taylor Turner and the divisions top scorer Iestyn Raven with the others. Airport sit three points clear at the top of second place St Athan but have played two games more.
  • St Athan climbed back into second place with a 7-0 hammering of Vale Athletic. Anton Williamson hit a first half hat trick and set up two more, with Ben Boyd, Sean Lucas, Reece Lewis and Dafydd James-Isaac adding the others.
  • Penarth Town picked up their first league win of the season with an impressive 3-1 victory over Island Marine, David Shallis hitting a brace with Harry Carter adding the other.
  • In the Championship, Tynewydd extended their lead at the top of the table to five points as they won a thriller 3-2 against Cadoxton Imps, George Pycroft getting the all important winner.
  • Cwm Talwg moved second as they absolutely thrashed bottom side St Athan Thirds 13-0, Mitchell Thomas getting six goals and Jordan Yeoman four.
  • AFC Rhoose Development stunned Cogan Coronation with a 3-2 victory at Cogan Rec, Rhoose’s third win of the season moving them up to 9th place.
  • Barry Athletic Reserves edged out Vale Madrid thanks to Kyle Booker’s strike, Athletic held on despite finishing the game with 9 men.
  • Karl Steel and Mikey Hall scored two each as Cardiff Airport Vets saw off Peterston Super Ely 4-1.
  • St Athan Reserves left it late but two goals in the last ten minutes from Cam West and Ieuan Morgan gave them a 2-0 win over Island Marine Reserves.
  • And finally, Porthkerry Panthers and Rhoose Social played out a 1-1 draw, Jack Such’s late penalty cancelling out Brad Davies opener.
  • The Championship is proving a tight affair, as it sees second down to eighth separated by just three points.

Vale of Glamorgan Football League Round Up 23/9

Vale of Glamorgan Football League Round Up 23/9 

  • We have a new VoGAFL Premier Division league leaders as Cardiff Airport romped to a 6-1 win over Vale Athletic at Bryn Y Don. Airport came from behind after Athletic took an early lead but Airport pulled level and then ran away with it in the second half, Iestyn Raven swooping in for a hat trick. Airport took advantage of St Athan not being in action to go top albeit having played two games more.
  • Barry Athletic broke their run of three successive draws as they saw off Vale United 3-0 on the Athletic Ground homecoming. Alfie Tipples, Tyler Lavery and Joe Tanner with the goals, as Callum Hobbs starred as man of the match.
  • Island Marine recorded back to back league wins to go fourth with a 2-0 win against AFC Rhoose at Ceri Road. Jack Blackmore with the brace to take all three points as Rhoose now go five games without a win.
  • In the Championship, the big match between title contenders Tynewydd and Cogan Coronation ended all square 1-1, Gareth Griffiths equaliser for Tynny cancelling out Cogan’s Mohamed Osman’s opener. The result keeps Tynewydd top and Cogan in third.
  • Vale Madrid fought back from 2-4 down to score late on to rescue a point against St Athan Reserves in a 4-4 thriller. Josh Cummings the hero as he scored twice at the death to complete his hat trick, the draw keeps Madrid fourth.
  • Mitchell Thomas inspired Cwm Talwg to a 5-2 victory over Rhoose Social with a double to send Talwg fifth.
  • Cardiff Airport Vets skipper Karl Steel was the main man as he scored twice and tees up another in a 5-3 triumph over Island Marine Reserves.
  • Barry Athletic Reserves secured their second win of the campaign in a hard fought contest against St Athan Thirds, Lewis Avaient the star as Athletic came from behind to win 5-3.
  • Porthkerry Panthers picked up their first win of the campaign with a 4-1 win over AFC Rhoose Development, Jake Such and Matt Nation with two apiece to get the much needed points.

Vale of Glamorgan Football League Round Up 16/9

Vale of Glamorgan Football League Round Up 16/9  

  • Cardiff Airport and Barry Atheltic both missed the opportunity to go top of the Premier division with leaders St Athan in Barry cup action, as they drew 2-2 at Ceri Road. Casey Thompson put Airport into a half time lead but Ollie Tipples levelled for Athletic, and then scored what he must’ve thought was the winner seven minutes from time, however, Ryan Escott equalised for Airport to ensure a share of the spoils.
  • Another 2-2 was played out in Wenvoe as FC Barry and Vale United took a point each. Fin Floyd gave United an early lead, but Kye Ingham levelled right on half time. Will Rowlands restored the United lead but Ingham was there to score for FC Barry to leave the game all square.
  • Island Marine left it late, but recorded a 5-0 win over Vale Athletic. It was a tight game right up until twenty minutes to go when keeper Brad Walters converted a penalty to break the deadlock, and then Jack Stokes sealed the win in the 85th minute. Marine then scored three times in the stoppage time to make the result emphatic, Jack Blackmore and Adam Bowsher hit a brace, as Marine took all three points.
  • In the Barry Cup, league leaders St Athan romped to a massive 9-1 victory over Peterson Super Ely, Anton Williamson with four goals with Sean Lucas scoring a brace and Ben Boyd, Chris Vinson and Dafydd James-Isaac also notching in this prelim round.
  • In the Championship, Tynewydd stayed top and ended Vale Madrids perfect start to the season with a 2-1 come from behind victory, Jack Smith grabbing the winner.
  • Cadoxton Imps went second with a thumping 7-2 win over Island Marine Reserves, Dean McCarthy the star man with a goal and three assists.
  • Cogan Coronation sit in third as they walloped Cardiff Airport Vets 7-0, Jon Matthews the stand out with a double and an assist in a straight forward win.
  • Jordan Yeoman scored twice and set up another as Cwm Talwg edged Barry Athletic Reserves in a 4-3 thriller.
  • St Athan Reserves moved to sixth with a thumping 8-3 win over Porthkerry Panthers, 16 year old Cam West scoring twice to make it 7 goals in 6 games, while Andy Home starred with two goals and two assists.
  • AFC Rhoose Development picked up their second win of the season in some style as they thrashed bottom side St Athan Thirds 8-1, Ben Taylor the main man with a hat trick.

Barry Cup Second Round Draw

Barry Cup Second Round Draw

FC Barry vs Vale United

Vale Madrid vs Porthkerry Panthers

St Athan vs Rhoose Social

Cogan Coronation vs Penarth Town

Vale Athletic vs Island Marine

Cardiff Airport vs Cadoxton Imps

Tynewydd vs AFC Rhoose

Barry Athletic vs Cwm Talwg

(Ties to be played on 14th October)

Vale of Glamorgan Football League Round Up 9/9

Vale of Glamorgan Football League Round Up 9/9 
  • Barry Atheltic left it late, but came back from 2-0 down against nine man AFC Rhoose to rescue a point. Andrew Townsend and Jay Munn gave AFC Rhoose the halftime lead, but an Ollie Tipples penalty brought athletic back into it. Rhoose saw two players sent off in the last 20 minutes and then with four minutes to go Theo Savva grabbed the equaliser. 
  • It was another late show this time from Cardiff Airport as they scored twice in the last 10 minutes to take all three points against Vale United. Ben Hopkins had given United lead in the first half, however Casey Thompson levelled the scores on 83 minutes and Taylor Turner, grab the winner with minutes remaining.
  • In the championship, Tynewydd went top of the table with a 4-2 win over Cwm Talwg. Tynny took advantage of Vale Madrid not being in action to leapfrog them into top spot having played a game more and remain unbeaten.
  • Cadoxton Imps thrashed Porthkerry Panthers 8-0 to go third while Cardiff Airport Vets were in seven heaven with 7-0 romp over St Athan Thirds.
  • Lawrence Walpole was the star of the show for Barry Athletic Reserves with two goals and an assist as they beat AFC Rhoose Development 5-1 away at Ceri Road.
  • Cam West hit a hat trick for St Athan Reserves as they picked up their first win since opening day as they hammered Rhoose Social 6-1.
  • In the Hugh James South Wales FA Cup, Premier Division leaders St Athan went out on penalties after a 3-3 draw with Trelewis Welfare from Merthyr. Peterston Super Ely were edged out 3-2 by Liwynypia from the Rhondda. Penarth Town go into the next round with a 4-1 win over Stanleytown also from the Rhondda league, David Shallis notching twice in the win.
  • Island Marine stormed to a 10-3 victory over Aberdare league based Gadlys Rovers with Adam Owens running the show with a hat trick and four assists. Championship leaders Vale Madrid came back from a goal down to defeat Pontypridd 3-1 to advance to round two. Vale Athletic crashed out 5-1 to Cathays Cons from the Cardiff Combination league as FC Barry walloped Ynysybwl 7-2 to go in the hat for the next round.